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ICEH Designated a World Health Organization Collaborating Centre

ICEH Designated a World Health Organization Collaborating Centre

by Hugh Bassett | May 7, 2026 | News

The International Centre for Eye Health (ICEH) at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine has been officially designated as a new WHO Collaborating Centre for Eye Care and Vision. The World Health Organization and ICEH have worked together closely for...
New approach calls for environmental impact to be included in eye care decision-making

New approach calls for environmental impact to be included in eye care decision-making

by Hugh Bassett | Apr 17, 2026 | News

As eye care services expand to meet growing global demand, a paper in JAMA Ophthalmology highlights the need to consider environmental impact alongside patient outcomes and cost. The Viewpoint article highlights a comparative unit, the ICFER, first proposed in 2024,...
Delivering Effective Cataract Surgical Coverage: Contrasting Lessons from Kenya and Nepal

Delivering Effective Cataract Surgical Coverage: Contrasting Lessons from Kenya and Nepal

by Hugh Bassett | Apr 17, 2026 | News

A new study published in BMJ Global Health examines how two countries, Kenya and Nepal, are putting the World Health Organization’s effective cataract surgical coverage (eCSC) target into practice, and shows that progress depends not just on technical targets, but on...
Portable Glaucoma Tests Show Strong Performance Against Standard Equipment, New Studies Find

Portable Glaucoma Tests Show Strong Performance Against Standard Equipment, New Studies Find

by Hugh Bassett | Apr 10, 2026 | News

New research provides robust evidence that portable, low-cost diagnostic tools can perform comparably to standard glaucoma testing and are feasible for health workers to use, offering a potential pathway to expand case finding in low- and middle-income countries...
Major Trial Finds Standard WHO-Recommended Approach Remains Effective in Trachoma Control

Major Trial Finds Standard WHO-Recommended Approach Remains Effective in Trachoma Control

by Hugh Bassett | Mar 26, 2026 | News

A major new trial investigating enhanced trachoma control approaches has been published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases and Lancet Global Health. The multi-year study analysed the effect of increasing antibiotic treatment for the infection and strengthened...
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  • Effect of low-cost direct ophthalmoscopy training on glaucoma disc assessment by allied ophthalmic personnel students: a controlled pre-post study.
  • Funding community eye care in Aotearoa: a preliminary cost estimate based on the Australian approach.
  • Coverage of cataract surgery services in Nepal: results from a nationwide Rapid Assessment of Avoidable Blindness survey
  • Models of multidisciplinary team-based care involving optometrists in Australia and New Zealand: narrative review and synthesis of implementation issues.
  • Epidemiology of Microbial Keratitis on Uganda: A 7-year update [version 1; peer review: awaiting peer review]
  • Building Capacity in Institutional Operational Research in Low-Resource Settings: Protocol for an Implementation Research Study.
  • Evaluation of a face-washing behaviour change intervention for trachoma prevention in Oromia, Ethiopia (Stronger SAFE): secondary outcomes of a cluster-randomised controlled trial.
  • Developing a Global Eye Health Research Agenda: protocol for a priority setting process
  • Anticipating the Surge: Projected Increase in Cataract Cases in Ethiopia and Policy Implications.
  • How have outreach eye health services been delivered globally? Protocol for a scoping review.

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